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While May 1 marks “May Day” a.k.a. “International Workers Day,” the people of Burma are by no means celebrating. Come May 2, it is the anniversary of Cyclone Nargis.
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The situation in Burma after getting hit by Cyclone Nargis is back in the headlines. This time, it has much to do with money issues.
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In the wake of Cyclone Nargis that ravaged Burma, and the junta’s inadequate response, many have questioned the response of the Southeast Asian nations.
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In regards to the humanitarian crisis in Burma, if one thinks that things cannot get any worse, think again. A new startling revelation has been made.
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It has been almost a whole month since Burma was ravaged by Cyclone Nargis. The victims are faced with a shortage of shelter as the country heads into monsoon season.
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In another act of lowness, Burma’s junta has detained a popular native comedian for taking a trip to the cyclone-ravaged delta to help those in need.
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Yet again, Burma’s junta never ceases to do anything to bring forth international backlash. Then again, the junta probably does not care.
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After being blown off by Burma’s junta, four US naval ships loaded with supplies for the victims of Cyclone Nargis will withdraw from the coast.
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For the Xth time, Burma’s junta has taken an action that has once again brought backlash from the international community.
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If you think Burma’s junta could not do or say anything else to warrant further backlash from the international community, you may want to reconsider that thought.
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 Heavy rain, high winds and flooding were expected in northwestern Australia as a powerful cyclone came ashore Saturday.
 A wild and woolly video shows a herd of sheep spinning like a "cyclone" around a car.
A tropical cyclone batters communities along Western Australia's north-west coast with torrential rain and damaging winds.
A powerful cyclone bearing winds of up to 194km/h strikes the island of Madagascar, killing at least two people as it rips up trees and electricity pylons.
 Tropical cyclones will cause $109 billion in damages worldwide by 2100 with the United States and China being hardest hit, says a new study.
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